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Waikato Times, Volume 103, Issue 17384, 21 April 1928, Page 3

The ever-increasing and popular trend towards English Cars throughout the Dominion is a definite indication of the faith New Zealanders have in the products of the engineering industry of Great Britain. For the past 23 years, the name of Austin has been regarded as the hall-mark of all that denotes quality in every phase of motor-car design and construction, and the world-wide popularity which this famous line of British Cars has achieved is a splendid tribute to the soundness of design and value being offered in each m)odel in the Austin range. The desire for good workmanship and serviceable quality will lead you to Buy British, and by selecting an Austin you will get the very best of value, because the vast resources of the largest motor factory in Great Britain enable the Austin Motor Con> pany to achieve the highest quality at the lowest possible price. 7 H.P. TOURER, £lB5 Auckland. 12 H.P. TOURER, £365, 7 H.P. SALOON, £215, Auckland. 12 H.P. SALOON, £455, 20 H.P. MODELS, from £gls "Build Prosperity in New Zealand by Encouraging Empire Trade" THERE IS AUSTIN SERVICE EVERYWHERE. WHANGAREI: Northern Motor Bus Co., Ltd. TE AWAMUTU: Holmes Bros. DARGAVILLE: McDonald & Jespersen. WHAKATANE: Kamill Bros., Ltd. ROTORUA: Fortune and Carruthers. 0P0TIKI: H. Webb & Sons. PUKEKOHE and WAIUKU: E. A- Luks. TAURANGA: Geo. Forbes & Co. TE KUITI: Caley Motors, Ltd. RUAWAI: Shepperd & Cooney. LONDON STREET

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EXCHANGE. GOOD Section wanted, must be bedrock, for 5-« eater car. —"Chevro," Times. >JO TyrORTGAGES QN cheep tjwrm for a j)-viry tjwrm. Owinp to business interests making il, impossible to attend to this Tarm Ihc owner desires to exchange it. for a rattening or dairy farm in the Waikato. It ofTers an ideal opportunity to a family tired of dairying to obtain a pood sheep farm with a small area of bush lo improve. The farm is 35 miles by motor road from Wangauui, and one portion of it runs within 0 miles of the River Service. The area is 1840 acres, 1 r»00 behiK in grass and li'iO in bush. There are three houses on the place, one large woolshed fitted with electric shearing machines, and three good sets of sheep and cattle yards. The farm machinery, harness, waggons, horses, tools, are included in the price of £6 10s per acre. The buyer can take over the stock, over 2000 Romncy sheep and 130 cattle, at, valuation. This farm has no mortgages on it, and is unencumbered, making it very easy for a buyer to finance. The wool from this property brought up to 15£d a lb in the early sales, aud would make l?Jd to-day. Agents are invited to submit exchange propositions. Apply— QQBBE, THE GREAT BARGAIN STORES, J-JAMILTON. 'OH Good SKimmitw «na ro&g Lire to , your Separator, a Sensitive Cushioning flexible Clutch is rrqulred. Um only Pye's Separator ClutcU.—D. Mel. WALLACE. LTL-. **amtiton.' j\\RMER3! *o irr»i«m« cows wnen ami!i crack is used to beat sore and cracked tt/u. Will not taint u-e rail*; 2/6 per un. Moat stores m JlaUUy* Ltd,